The Paintings of F. E. Trout
– compiled by Dennis Trout - contains 36 full color pictures of various paintings that
Frank Trout has done of historical and wildlife scenes – 32 pgs. - $ 20.00
The Treasures in Great-Granny’s Scrapbook
– by Debra Kay Noye – softbound – color pictures throughout - $ 26.50
The Road Less Traveled – A Perry County Tale of 1856-1865
– by Janet Taylor – softbound - $ 15.00
Family Genealogies
Briner Family History
– hardbound - $ 37.00
Kilmer Family - 1779-2011 - Lancaster County to Cumberland, Mifflin and Juniata Counties
- by Miriam Kilmer Flaherty - 106 pgs. - with pictures - hardbound - $25.00
The Perry Review – our Annual Publication
The Perry Review - #1 - 1976:
New Bloomfield Recollections 1832, Landisburg Burials 1893, Baxter / Berkstresser Family,
Zion church in Blain Subscription List 1816 - 12 pgs. – photocopy of original - $ 2.25
The Perry Review - #2 – 1977:
New Bloomfield & Land Grants, Jacob Briner, 1891 Grave Diggers Report, Van Camp
& Ogle Burial Grounds, Mumper’s Sawmill, Limestone Presbyterian Churchyard, Zion (Toboyne) Church, Caroline Furnace,
1771, Road Petition, Rausch-Roush – 26 pgs. - $ 3.25
The Perry Review - #3 – 1978:
Little Germany, 1763 Tax Assessment, Harry Lenig, Everhart’s Mill, Bloomfield Burials 1890,
Account of seeing Abraham Lincoln, Early History of Bloomfield, Liggetts & Clinton Foundry, Historically Informative Obituaries - 48 pgs. - $ 3.25
The Perry Review - #4 – 1979:
Mumper/Bixler-Beck Mills, The Land of Turtles, Duncannon Methodist Church, Newport 1829
to Present, Perry Valley Burial Grounds, James Bell, Airy View Dedication – 48 pgs. - $ 3.25
The Perry Review - #5 – 1980:
Owen Family, Historians’ 4th Annual Meeting and Tour of Blain, Millerstown Bicentennial,
The Andersonburg Academy, Perry County Orphans’ School List, Patterson Mill - Sheaffer’s Valley, 1890 Perry County
Deaths – 45 pgs. - $ 3.25
The Perry Review - #6 & #7 – 1981 & 1982:
1820 to 1840 Pauper’s School-Age Children List – 84 pgs. - $ 5.25
The Perry Review - #8 & #9 – 1983 & 1984:
WWI Army Training Camp in Newport, William Weaver, Massacre at Fort
Freeland, The Long Rifle, Early Settlements Near the County Seat, Colonial Churches in Perry County, 1892 Cattlemen’s
Reunion in Blain, Perry County Cemeteries, Marklesville Graveyard, Rededication of St. Andrews Church, Descendants of
Adam Klinepeter – 94 pgs. - $ 5.25
The Perry Review - #10 – 1985:
Grand Army of the Republic in Perry County, Story of the 133rd Regiment – 52 pgs. - $ 3.25
The Perry Review - #11 – 1986:
History of Mannsville, 1859 & 1873 List of Dealers – Goods, Wares & Merchandise,
Cattle Rustling 1816, Children of PA Soldiers’ Orphan School, Recollections of Canal Days - 44 pgs. - $ 3.25
The Perry Review - #12 – 1987:
Shoemaker-Soul-Saver, Perry County Railroad, Pensioner’s List Nov.1883, Ashton Family,
Duncannon Cemetery Burials 1923-1925, The Years at Amity Hall, Noah Sheaffer, Rope Ferry, Marysville PA, My Call
– 50 pgs. - $ 3.25
The Perry Review - #13 – 1988:
Index to Vols. 1-12 of The Perry Review, Perry Co. to Ogle Co., IL, Laying David Hohenshilt
to Rest, Dealers of Goods, Wares & Merchandise 1923, Duncannon High School Graduates, Blain High School Graduates,
Newport Merchandisers 1940, A Dream Come True – 52 pgs. - OUT OF STOCK
The Perry Review - #14 – 1989:
Ickesburg, Destination: Kistler, The Lepperd Family of Perry County, Three Old
Letters from 1848, 1852 & 1888, Burials in Bloomfield Cemetery in 1933, 1937, 1938, 1940 & 1941 – 44 pgs. - $ 3.25
The Perry Review - #15 – 1990:
Newport 1840-1990 – Businesses, Families, Photos, Advertisements from Newspaper,
Town Plot 1834 – 101 pgs. - $ 8.00
The Perry Review - #16 – 1991:
Milford (Wila), People 1900’s, The Mill, Bridges, Buildings – Then & Now, Landmarks,
Incidents-Pranks, Pets and Entertainment – 80 pgs. - $ 5.75
The Perry Review - #17 – 1992:
Short Stories of Helen Bell Quick, Toboyne Twp. and Jackson Twp. Lines, Blaine-Smith Mill,
Insights into Toboyne Twp. 1798 – 60 pgs. - $ 5.75
The Perry Review - #18 & #19 – 1993 & 1994:
Landisburg Area Walking Tour, Reminiscences, Dr. Niblock Ledgers,
Bits & Pieces 50-75 Years Ago, Juniata Twp., Town of Centre, Perry County Area During the 1790 Whiskey Rebellion
– 150 pgs. - $ 6.25
The Perry Review - #20, #21, #22 & #23 – 1995, 1996, 1997 & 1998:
Geburts und Taufscheine – Illuminated Pennsylvania German Birth & Baptismal Certificates - Details for over 1400 certificates
– with some images - 268 pgs.
- GREAT GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH SOURCE - $ 10.50
The Perry Review - #24 – 2003:
Various articles found published in Perry County newspapers – 1820-1855 - $ 4.50
The Perry Review - #25 – 2004:
Civil War - $ 4.50
The Perry Review - #26 – 2005:
The Perry County Court House - $ 4.50
The Perry Review - #27 – 2006:
Historical Gleanings from Local Newspapers - $ 5.00
The Perry Review - #28 – 2007:
Remembered: Perry Countians who gave the Supreme Sacrifice -
World War II servicemen and servicewomen from Perry County
- (member) - $ 15.75 (non-member) - $ 21.25
The Perry Review - #29 – 2008:
The Brothers Three and More, Centenarians, The Trostle Farm - $ 5.00
The Perry Review - #30 – 2009:
The German Element in Perry County - $ 5.00
The Perry Review - #31 – 2010:
Perry County people, events and locations from Perry County newspapers - $ 5.00
The Perry Review - #32 – 2011:
Hotels of Perry County - $ 8.00
The Perry Review - #33-#34 – 2012-2013:
Newport - (member) - $ 5.00 (non-member) - $ 6.50
The Perry Review - #35-#36 – 2014-2015:
Naturalizations
- $ 6.00
The Perry Review - #37-#38 – 2016-2017:
Marie Doro – Perry County’s own silent film star - by Dennis J. Hocker, PhD exclusively for The Perry Historians - (member) - $ 12.00 (non-member) $ 15.00
The Perry Review - #39-#40 – 2018-2019:
Caroline Furnace and Iron Making in Perry County
- by Jerry Clouse
– 166 pgs. – photos throughout – softbound - (member) - $ 21.25 (non-member) - $ 26.50
The Perry Review - #41 – 2020:
Bicentennial Edition – collection of articles from some of the earlier Perry Reviews
(member) - $12.00 (non-member) - $ 15.00
The Perry Review - #42 – 2021:
Presenting… Representatives of Perry County, Pennsylvania - by Fred C. Noye